The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-21
AN UPSET IN THE OMNIBUS.
1hGGhRD WINS ANOTHER RICH PRIZE
FROM HANOVER At MONMOUTH

Q,u,o Race and Grand Finish by Three
ore,t Jocheys-Haywnrd and Garrison
sandyich MISUNDERSTANDING Wins
tho Criteriou-Garrissn's Horses Beaten.
1.-THE Dryers declare Hanover to win"
xas chalked on the blackboard on the Judges
stand at Monmouth Park yesterday before the
horses appeared at tho post to race for the
omnibus Stakes for three-year- odds. Mt a mile
and A half, an event which attracted seven
AZ eight thousand raco goers to tho
Innr Branch course. Tho announcement
was made because the Brooklyn stable
bad entered both Hanover and Kingston
tor the race, and It was important and just for
tbe betting public to know which horse WAS
meant to win. or the $4,000 added money.
1880 was to 60 to tho winner. $1,000 to the
nominator Of the winner, $1,000 TO the second
horse, and $500 to tho nominator OF tho second.
Although not publicly announced. 1t was I'M
derstood that the Dwyers expected to win
sscond money with Kingston. and promi-
nent members OF tho bookmaking fraternity
said that tho betting agent OF tho owners OF
The colts had backed Hanover to win and
Kingston for the place to large amount Fol-
lowing the example OF the Dryers came many
ether supporters OF tho red and blue colors Of
the famous stable. especially on Hanover to
vin. But general expectation met with disap-
nointment, as It sometimes will in horse racing
While the thousands were on their way to
.he course steady downfall Of rain took place.
vhich continued nearly up to the time the
horses started In the great race. Then the
track was fetlock doep In mud and water
pitted against Hanover and Mclaughlin.
and Kingston and Fitzpatrick. were Lag
gard. with Hayward to pilot him. Firenzi.
With Garrison up. and Duke OF Magenta's son
Fsouimau, from Silent Eph Snedeker's stable.
ridden BY NJ Donohue. Laggard enjoyed the
0 being but theg
had given Uncas's son seventeen pounds.
which was me more ob than in he could rac es
Yes Yesterday he conceded seven pounds to Lag
gard and even that was little too much for
the distance In the mud put II res sSi IN one
hs 2, Me nsh wiz ak t5s
Hanover was in good form, so far as appear
snces went, and certainly no horse out OF con;
could ght the battle he da
Getting ea away third. length behind Esquimau.
.s Ssg TO bis s sh at ns
the ih others three lengths behind: The leaders
made the club sa Saad 81 ba
e Stretch, but Hayward moved Lanyard to Han
overs head again. and they continued racing
ike team. Garrison dropped his whip at
the head S 81 the eade 1s NTH sns fh 5
while While Hayward was on the inside and Nc
e ssrd sti racing head and head. Garrison got
alongside Of Mel aughlin BY dashtng squirt In
the last M yards Of hs fhe
p sfns in sfse tightly ' that had
whip it would have been over Hanover's head.
Each racer WAS going for life, like horses In q
Roman chariot race. Their strides were nearly
sending ss in By
by neck from Hanover Kingston came in
last So the Dryers :ost the race and the Place
il SRDea1 ns G Sad been semPsed to hIs
finish he have had 0ng nSs os
expect his fily to win, but told him to yet the
ssf1n s: a. s:Ss 1:
iaeors at even on
s f. the sFGx sd pare 2e M'tf 'na
s t RResSs Mona s' at hS Start and
never headed in the mile. Mona won tho raee
ess spsThss IN
was q surprise after the way in which she has
DeMsfor9edb o. Moffiss FLY Specially with Nc
Lauehlln in the saddle carried the build OF the
bet The race Ct n rs q
%s Ter sss oR
b started about sSSSS osss t. the colt Hn Now
hsa fSss
tgn and Into the Locking IN like
when Mclaughlin, who had been riding
Specially from the head Of the homestretcth;
ali the way in. Mclaughlin landing Specially
winner Of the race by neck
Old Barnpm was greeted with round 81 on p
The handicap at q mile and three furlongs, for
which he vas the feyoGte point F Eao
Bookmaker Mol onalds, gelding Long Knight.
AS ran e. out II the snt cGm whers
earnne Int into the Straight Long and
tSe ased Rosa hold
n ahead ' II sss ss asons Sianas y
lofty tumble came in the Mirage Stakes; q
free wslter handicap at three 81
a B.ans1 rdd e
cnd ahoes fh as Was horse the hat
eSs1 Ess T. 81 sosEns Ss
not run before this season. Bookmakers laid
70 to against him. Nobody paid any atten-
Zion to the horse until he came like 9 shot Of
the finish, n. Qonohue landing him winner by
two lengths. The fayorite was nnplaced.
The selling race was marked bya driving
{y2rite. and Barnes oa Editor; third ct choice e.
riding, winning the race by a neck.
The steeplechase was an exciting hunt from
the first Jump to the last hurdle, where the IA
{Sorte Sam Emery appeared IKE .a 2 winner winner
But Hercules, and outsider. forged ahead
winning BY five lengths. LittlefelloW I'd fell
A. the first jump, crippling Dickens, his rider.
The races were run In this order:
MONA LEADS FROM START TO FINISH.
Handicap sweepstakes for all ages at SIS each with
AH Browns Oh m Mona s. by Buckden-honoma-
dsnisea ic 81. o o;cops i, liz sair:on,....
S''' and Rosewood s EiSs ran \ s.eu
nS SssngoAsains Bsss even money; GysoPs; 90 70
Rosewood had tho advantage OF an otherwise
capital start, but Church sent Mona out with q
Epsh. and taking the track Just after passing
5he stand lhad o clear lead OF three lengths on
The first turn, Preciosa second two lengths In
advance OF Rosewood, the others In q bunch,